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    Hi havent been on here for a while - busy moving - was just wondering if anyone out there could recommend a good lazer - preferably best for floors but can do walls too - would appreciate any input into this - have looked at the bosch and dewalt one but dont know which is the better and would like some feedback before I buy one
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    heres a few to look at Tradetiler tile lasers
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    Bosch GTL3, good for walls and floors
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